Britain's Almost Perfect Murders TV Listings
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When is Britain's Almost Perfect Murders next on TV?
Britain's Almost Perfect Murders is next on TV on Monday 4 May at 01:00 am on True Crime. The episode is The Doctor of Death, Season 1, Episode 9.
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Britain's Almost Perfect Murders TV listings this week
Britain's Almost Perfect Murders is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
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Thu 30The Doctor of Death — Britain's Almost Perfect Murders
The story of Dr Hawley Crippen, who was hanged for his wife's murder in 1910. A discovery in 2007 suggested that the remains weren't hers.
More details for Britain's Almost Perfect Murders, Thu 30, 10:00 pm -
Fri 1The Doctor of Death — Britain's Almost Perfect Murders
The story of Dr Hawley Crippen, who was hanged for his wife's murder in 1910. A discovery in 2007 suggested that the remains weren't hers.
More details for Britain's Almost Perfect Murders, Fri 1, 2:00 am -
Mon 4The Doctor of Death — Britain's Almost Perfect Murders
The story of Dr Hawley Crippen, who was hanged for his wife's murder in 1910. A discovery in 2007 suggested that the remains weren't hers.
More details for Britain's Almost Perfect Murders, Mon 4, 1:00 am -
Thu 7Murder at the Farm — Britain's Almost Perfect Murders
The story of what happened when five people died at White House Farm. Jeremy Bamber framed his sister for the murders, but silencer forensics were his undoing.
More details for Britain's Almost Perfect Murders, Thu 7, 10:00 pm -
Fri 8Murder at the Farm — Britain's Almost Perfect Murders
The story of what happened when five people died at White House Farm. Jeremy Bamber framed his sister for the murders, but silencer forensics were his undoing.
More details for Britain's Almost Perfect Murders, Fri 8, 2:00 am -
Mon 11Murder at the Farm — Britain's Almost Perfect Murders
The story of what happened when five people died at White House Farm. Jeremy Bamber framed his sister for the murders, but silencer forensics were his undoing.
More details for Britain's Almost Perfect Murders, Mon 11, 1:00 am
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